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... the well-knove writer who used the signature of Q. had done .n delineating the characteristics of Cornwall, Eand Air. Thomas Hardy had dope in placing before us life in Wessex, and he considered the addition of work of that kind to Weish literature would ...
... Prayer Meeting; 10-30. .Mission Band: 11, Baud Hope ; and Market Meetings; 3 and Meetings in Room, to addressed by MB. THOMAS HARDY, Manchester. Collections at indoor meetings. Everybody welcome. - jAX - LECTURE will be '• Th,' 4 V CILL()R T. U. ROBERTS ...
... (comic). Mr. Tom Cross occupied tut. Oil* If. CORDIS ROOM. -In consequence of wretched weather on fairly seconded. Mr. Thomas Hardy, Maocorster, gave two powerful addresses the afternoon sod evening. Kwvpt.— Thla was the appr»ciaMve leulure delivered ...
... to fix an earlier Saturday next for the first unconnected with the dramatic persons not Mr, Thomas Hardy to or allow to his most novel, “Toss of the Mr. Hardy hes made an his own work on the stags. some time ago eat Terry’s by Mr. and Mrs. on powerful ...
... Chairman the Urban District Council, attended the Assize Court*, Manchester, Thursday, and qualified a* county magistrate. Mr, Thomas Hardy, the well-known temperance lecturer, who for the past five yeans hoe worked iu the Manchester district, under the auspices ...
... were t Rev. C. Rashby, Mr. G. floplod. J.P., and ‘flr. Marsden, secretary. The sale will be opened to-day (Satardsy) by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Stalybridge. | Boraxicar axp Firio Naromaust Mrerrso.—On 'Sunday, at the bouse of Mr. Jobn Marland, Park Hotel, Cr ...
... Saturday, Mr. W. F. Sutcliffe being the chairman. Sunday, when there were good attendances, the meetings were addressed by Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Manchester. Mr. Picklea presided in the afternoon and Mr. A. F. Sutchile in the evening. Haery as The Little Alabama ...
... eminence among the Great Un. tl paid. Kr. W. S. Gilbert is entitled to sit on ru the magisterial bench, as is also Mr. Thomas fo Hardy. A similar distinction has now been b( Conferred upon Mr. Daniel Owen, well known in wherever Welsh is spoken, as the ...
... the reader. A long description a j village fair strikes us—with ail respect be said i —as padding, being, indeed, a bit Thomas ! Hardy transported into unsuitable environment. In sense tine plot new ; another old as the oldest. But, old or new, it very ...
... IfiRVER AND DISTRICT ADVERTISER. SATURDAY. JANUARY 5. I^s. WIQAN BORODGH POLICKCOURT. SALE OF THOMAS'S 8. J. J. BiUon nM ...
... (Tuesday), at o'clock. « Stowell.—January sth, Culchetb, .Voouend Pa** Grassendale, Liverpool, aged years, Amy, beloved wife of Thomas Brown Stowoll, and of late Richard dames, J.P., of liriaston Manchester, j T.)'.!.tm.—At Langley House, the Eliza Ann, eldest ...
... of Arg)ll.—Cuonmer: Turn can you find me lan Maclaren's ' Beside the Bonny Briar Bush'?—Attendant: No, but we hav• Thomas Hardy's 'Erider the Greenwood Tree. TWELFrit NIGHT Ravrts. [some suggested Masters. Hunt the slipper—lnspector Tunbridge l'eggsr ...